Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-09-17

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The Smith County Bulletin Office is
issuing a bright spicy daily during the
Fair at Smith Centre.
No services at the NJ. T. Church
next Sunday morning. Services at the
usual time IN the evening.
John Gebhart has two business lots
on the square. He viii build a good
brick on one as soon as he can sell the
other.
Don't forget the nice warm dinner or
cold lunch prepared by the ladies of the
NJ. E. Church the three last days Of the
Fair 2t
The telephone Office has been re-
moved to the rooms over the Postofice,
in the room in the rear of A. b. Pear
sons Office.
In an unofficial way we learn that W.
j. Hebrew was married to Miss Emma
Bartholomew by ReY- Theo. Bracken,
Sept. 14th.
Tuck Thomas, Of PraIrieview, was
initiated in the G. A. R. Order last eve.
He will attend the Re-Union at St.
Louis.
Our Base Ball Club played at Smith
Centre last Thursday and got scooped
up. The score stood 10 to 4 in favor
OF Smith Centre.
The Presbyterian Ladies Society
will meet with Mrs. TannahiH, Tues
day afternoon, Sept. goth. A kind in
vitation is extended to all ladies.
The fellow that wrote 81 reach, and
reach, but cannot grasp found relief
when he got onto the cheap farm loans
made by the First National Bank.
Attorney c. A. Lewis, of this place
has recently published a series of arti-
cles in the Chicago Current, a weekly
magazine of that city.
For the next 80 days goods will be
sold cheaper than ever at the Chicago
Fair to make room for our big fall
stock. Rosenberg & EIichalisky.
Some good farmers say that it is best
not to disturb hogs at noon. Feed at
night and morning and let them lie
quiet through the heat of the day.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. Church will
serve a warm dinner or lunch during
the three last days Of the Fair, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday. 2t
The highest market price paid for
eggs at the store Of H. S. Polling q Co.
Bring on your eggs. a cromo free to
every person bringing US eggs. If.
The HERALD has received compli-
mentary tickets to the Fair to be held
at Kirwin Sept. goth, 21st, 22d and 23d,
for which we return thanks.
J. S. Mofett, alias J. H. Cornell. was
arrested last week on a charge of forg-
cry from Sumner county. He was
found with the railroad men in the
east part Of the county.
Nipps & Klose, the meat market men,
are to the front in their line, and don't
forg it. They keep the best of fresh
and cured meats and sell them at bed
rock prices. 26-tf
A surprise party was held at the
new residence of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Chism three miles south east Of town
on Thursday night of last week, in
honor or their son and daughter.
Within a week R. Rogers sold his
lot on the north east corner Of the
square, north of Hickenloopers, for
81, 900 to the Phillipsburg Loan and
Investment Co.
John Gebhart knows what the public
wants in the grocery line, and you can
always fnd the right article there, and
he sells at bottom prices; don't forget
that.
The enrolment of pupils of the Phil
lipsburg public school is as follows; :
Primary department p; intermediate
department 40, Grammar department
Al. Advanced department 50. Total
2O5.
j. W. Lowe, last week purchased
the farm of I. c. Mcmillan, being 100
acl es sixteen miles south west of Phil
lipsburg. The price paid is 81, 600.
Mr.. Mcmillan viii remove to Rocks
county.
HEREAFTER John Gebhart viii keep
constantly on hand and for sale, the
Celebrated Central Mills Flour of At
Gibson. Try it. Satisfaction guaran-
teed, or no pay asked. If.
The new hotel project has not been
entirely abandoned, though the gen
tlemen who proposed to build it think
that other citizens who viii be bene-
fitted by its erection ought to assist
them by donations.
So long as this notice appears in the
! HERALD, We will receive wood on sub
scriphon, at the market price-to be
piled up and measured when delivered.
The wood to be cut into sticks not to
exceed 10 inches in length. tt.
w. D. Covington has resigned the
Craftsmanship of the Board of County
Commissioners but refuses to resign as
a member of the Board. Henry Nc
Dowen was chosen as Chairman of the
Board.
DIED-On Wednesday the 14th in.
slant, after an illness Of several week,
Charles, son of Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Young, Of this township. The HERALD
extends its coincidence and sympathy